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Dates for the New River Dries Paddling Flow Study have been tentatively set for May 6 and 7, 2014. River flow and other factors could result in rescheduling, with a final determination made several days prior to the study. Volunteer paddlers with suitable (Class IV) skills are encouraged to participate in the study, and to RSVP.
American Whitewater congratulates Friends of the Cheat as it celebrates its 20th anniversary at the annual Cheat River Festival on May 3rd. The organization, founded by a group of whitewater paddlers and local residents, has been a driving force in the river's rapidly improving water quality. The river, which was badly polluted when the group was founded, recently passed a significant milestone: the lower 26 miles of the Cheat River main were removed from the state's list of acid-impaired waters in 2012! In addition, FOC maintains four paddling access areas on the Cheat and Big Sandy Rivers. American Whitewater worked closely with FOC in developing these sites. For more information on this year's CheatFest use this link: http://www.cheat.org/our-work/cheat-river-festival/.
Thanks to the tireless work of The Nature Conservancy and The Conservation Fund over 3,800 acres of the Cheat River Canyon were recently protected. The acquisition covers a 7 mile stretch of the Cheat River between Albright and the high bridge at Jenkinsburg, the famous "Cheat Canyon" whitewater run. Great news for the Cheat!
Earlier today the Department of Interior released a new strategy for planning development projects and conservation at a landscape scale. The strategy relies heavily on GIS mapping of natural resource values to tease out hot spots for conservation and other spots where development can occur with relatively smaller impacts. It is a smart, promising, and long overdue approach.
Colorado River - As part of our ongoing Colorado River Basin Project, AW is asking paddlers to evaluate river flows across the seven-state Colorado River basin. We have launched a short survey so that you can provide input on flows along the mainstem of the Colorado River, through Ruby-Horsethief, Westwater, and Cataract Canyons. Please take a minute to participate in the survey. Your input will help us defend the Colorado River, and protect paddling opportunities for the future
A project that has been talked about for many years is finally getting underway. Western Federal Lands Highway Division awarded a construction contract to pave 9.7 miles of the Middle Fork Snoqualmie River Road. Construction will begin later this spring and continue through August 2016. We have made recent strides in improving river access but additional work remains. Working as part of a coalition we have secured a grant through the National Forest Foundation but it requires matching funds.
Camp Verde, AZ - As part of our Colorado River Basin Project, AW has launched two new surveys of the effects of streamflows on recreation quality. If you have paddled the Verde River or the Bill Williams River, and are knowledgable about water levels - we need your input!
2014 marks the second year of restored paddling opportunities on the West Fork of the Tuckasegee. The first of 7 releases this year will be on April 19 and 20, and we would like to share some important facts and lessons we've learned about the river to help paddlers know what to expect. First and foremost, be aware that this run requires Class IV/V skills and a commitment consistent with wilderness rivers given the remote nature of the gorge and private property.
Paddlers in California are invited to the 6th annual Paddle to the Sea–a six-week long paddle-a-thon from Yosemite, through the Central Valley, to San Francisco Bay. You're welcome to come for the whole trip or just a day paddle along the way. This year's event will kick off on Friday, May 2nd and continue through the middle of June.
American Whitewater is pleased to announce our April Volunteer of the Month, Jess Whittemore. For his leadership in securing additional boater access at the Upper Yough (MD) takeout Jess will be receiving a custom Kokatat Woolcore Shirt!
Now that spring has finally arrived in the northeast, it's time to start planning our spring boating trips to the Adiondacks to enjoy the Beaver, Moose and Raquette Rivers. Here's the schedule for the 2014 season according to the General.
American Whitewater seeks to maintain a strong, balanced, strategic-thinking Board of Directors that accurately reflects the stewardship mission of the organization. We are currently accepting nominations for two upcoming openings in our Board of Directors. The nomination process is open until July 1. Interested candidates must submit an online nomination form and questionnaire.
American Whitewater is excited to attend the 17th Annual French Broad River Fest in Hot Springs, NC this May 2-4, 2014. Pick up your tickets today and come join us! AW will be there spreading the good word about our river stewardship programs and selling Memberships. We hope to see you there!
Earlier today, Yosemite National Park released their Merced Wild and Scenic Final Comprehensive Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement. The new plan places paddling on equal footing with other activities in the Park, and we're very pleased to announce that the Park Service has improved and enhanced opportunities to enjoy Yosemite via kayak, canoe and raft.


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It's amusing to step back and think about what would be an appropriate real name for an intergalactic Asian with a giant golden hand.
I'm going with "Scott."
MOTU is like a Role-Playing game period. As the Evildoer said, most of Eternia is like medieval or ancient Europe and that's NEVER disputed. Adding in OTHER ancient world earthly locations is a typical RPG trope. We've seen African (as way back as Filmation) and Asian influence (200X) from the cartoons and there are Native American people from the mini-comics.
The Blonde Teela (Battleground and Alcala Teela) Thread
The Cloak and Dagger Evil-Lyn (The Real 200X Evil-Lyn) Thread
MegaGearMax's 200X/MYP Screen Grabs
Extendar Ninjor Tung Lashor Sssqueeze Sagitar Angella Perfuma Mermista Evilseed (MYP) Oo-Larr
Wish List: Eldor, Skeleton Warriors, King Argho, Horde Wraiths, Kobolds, Prahvus, Lord Masque, Rock Monster, Gen. Tartaran, Evil Seed, Carnivorous Plant, Lizard-Man, Hawke, Crimson Fury, Melaktha, Spinwit, Ra-Jarr, Kelclar, King Miro, Dare, Missile-Toe, Sh'gora, Vizar, Harpy, ABC Giants, Lodar, Dragoon, Darius, Negator, Masks of Power Demons, Slob-Boar, Bubblor, Three-Beast, Nocturna
I see Jitsu mildy as Attila the Hun or Krum the Horrible, inspired from medieval European history. In my eyes though he is Japanese inspired for a pseudo Eternian persona.
Go Home And Be A Family He-Man!
I'm rolling thunder pouring rain
I'm coming on like a hurricane Hordak
My lightning's flashing across the sky
You're only young but you're gonna die
I won't take no prisoners won't spare no lives
Nobody's putting up a fight
I got my bell I'm gonna take you to Despondos
I'm gonna get ya Hordak get ya
King Hsss?
Dude is an extra who was in ONE Filmation episode... whoopdee doo. *YAWN*
It's like Sir-Laser-Lot having a MAJOR role in MOTU... oh wait... I digress.
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Support Green Mini-Comic Trap Jaw in MOTUC!
Land Shark in MOTUC!!!!!! Do it Mattel!!! Do it NOW!!!!
Support The Power & Honor Foundation
Power-Con/ThunderCon... now going green with TMNT!
MOTUC Wishlist Dylamug, Songster, Evil Robot, Tuvar and Badra, Game Master, Grayskull Robot, Lizard Man, Karg, Prahvus, Skelcon(s), the new villains from He-Ro/Dare
Trapjaw - was defeated by Skeletor and left a broken man
Mer-Man - Has no interest in the land and only cares about HIS kingdom the sea
Tri-Klops - given his character traits i wouldn't think he would go for leadership
King Hsss - is dead by this point
Hordak - also believed to be dead
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I'm sure it does. Not quite ready to spend $200 on a remote extender. Maybe after my significant other gets tired of the cheap one not working properly.
Hello all. Sorry to bring up a post from the past but after about 30 pages of reading I need to confirm a couple of things.
I recently purchased a Sr-8001 and thought I was all set. I am running my Direct Tv into the HDMI on the 8001 as well as my BluRay player. Using my 1080p Tv as a monitor. My Tv is saying 1080p 60hz when I hit the info button on it. (LGPlasma).
Is my TV playing in 1080p through the HDMI pass through? Or am I just viewing it in 720? Could I use a HDMI splitter to send Blu Ray and DirectTv Directly to my Plasma? From What I have read maybe just the audio is passing through but not all the video.
Or should I just go and get the Emotiva PreAmp Amp special?
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Time for some back story: in 2001, David Hockney (you know him) published a book called Secret Knowledge: Rediscovering the Lost Techniques of the Old Masters, which ruminated on the suspicion that some old masters had achieved such a haunting rendition of visible accuracy that it could not be just skill, or genius or taking enough naps.
It might be optical aids. It might be lenses. It might be something close to photography.
The cat was among the pigeons, and the pigeons were the majority of academic art historians. Some said that the upstart Hockney was suggesting Vermeer had cheated. Not at all, said Hockney; doing it with lenses would still have been so difficult. Anyway, Vermeer thought of the subject and how to achieve it. What else is art? Do you have to do it with your eyes shut?
Consider his picture The Music Lesson, also known as A Lady at the Virginals with a Gentleman (a more winning title).
That's the one Tim picked: Tim Jenison, an inventor and a tech company man from Texas; not a painter; not an art authority, but a man vulnerable to unlikely obsessions—and a man needs a hobby. He thought that Hockney was on to something, and he calculated that it might be possible to recreate whatever optics and mechanics Vermeer had employed.
The whole thing took the best part of ten years, which is the chief reason why the final result is Vermeer 34, Tim 1.
But Tim put the thing together, and as he began to redo A Lady at the Virginals with a Gentleman, he mentioned the plan to an old friend, Penn Jillette (of Penn and Teller).
"I'd like to see you try that," said Penn.
So the idea for a movie took shape—they do those with lenses, too. Penn would produce, with Farley Ziegler (she had worked on Being John Malkovich), and Penn's silent partner, Teller, would direct. This may be the medium's first silent director.
So what is Tim's Vermeer? Well, it has no car chases, no full frontal nudity and no severed heads. Nothing is perfect. But this is exactly the kind of movie you come to Telluride for, because you would never have expected it. It is a movie, and you won't find fault with it: the brushwork is spiffy, the framing is top-of-the line, and the colors! But it's one of those movies where you talk about the subject—the "it." And this account of how Tim Jenison pursued his hobby, even to the point of showing it to an enthralled David Hockney, is a treat. Vermeer would have given it four stars.
Out of five.
Thomson's biography appears on page 87.
TIM'S VERMEER | U.S., 2013, 78m |Director: Teller
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I have the camera since October, with the 35mm lens. I pretty much agree with most of the observations.
In my experience, the image quality is indeed very good, and jpg is indeed so convincing that I only bother with raw when the light is difficult. Usually my camera is set to Velvia, and I use aperture priority with spotmetering, very classic usage in fact. The end result barely needs further touching up, and I save so much time.
The quality is so good that i don t need FF. Rhe 35 mm has nice enough bokeh already.
I am not very interested in video so that deficiency doesn t bother me.
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A lock on the exposure conpensation dial. It is currently too easy to accidently turn.
A tiltable screen, making Rolleiflex-style belly height pictures more comfortable to accomplish.


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i hear if you do more "hip hop" things
my rapz spray skillz will rise, this true?
i hear if you do more "hip hop" things
my rapz spray skillz will rise, this true?
No, it's not.
I have found that growing mutton chops and drinking whiskey has increased my rap spray skillz though.
damn, oh well one day my rapz spray skillz will rise above cope2 level! cuz cope2 is tha best yo!!!!!!
but nah foreal i love my beard, lookin homeless is key goin into spots
yo not 4 nothin i downloaded cope2's last mix tape off dat piff and that shit was kinda wack this n.igga had 2esae on the chorus for at least 3 of the songs my mans is heavily lacking muttin chops
u could peep one of the tracks off the mix tape at the beginin of this video right here got that dilated people remix on deck
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Two jobs and online classes are keeping me busier than I imagined. Started working in another pizza kitchen for two weeks and already the managers love me and one told me I have a raise coming soon so that's cool too.
While we're on the subject, I wish I could grow some mean mutton chops too. Fuck blonde facial hair.
World's #1 Least Intimidating E-Thug
thats what i shoulda been doing this summer. no job no online classes just a lot of plants, drugs and wasted time. i needs a job tho. I'm going to florida for like a week then ima apply me some applications
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Cope is soooooo gassed of himself
yeah well he has a reason to be, but i just think his pieces are super wack
if there wasnt a cope2 there would probably be half the writers there is, that would only leave the good ones lol
how many of you bums drive?
i gotta get on that id have a better job if i drive.
you do know this is a graff site rite! worrying about what bodaga ure trikk giveing head at !u gwatamallan moon krickett!
I hear if you look him directly in the eyes he leaves you paralyzed
on some psychic pokemonzz shit
Today got someones speeding ticket and it's not mine. Stupid postie almost gave me a heart attack thinkin I'd copped a fine when it turned out to be the wrong address...shit.
I just racked up a few tickets Stupid cameras on the lights.
Fuck You
aim : jawnMcCain
I ran a red light a few months ago, saw the camera flash and all that.
thought I got a ticket for sure, so far nothing has come in the mail.... I'm trying to drive more safely regardless.
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New York police are investigating a possible connection between the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman and so called, "Bad Heroin" in circulation on the East Coast. The heroin, cut with the cheaper and more potent fentanyl is blamed for overdoses and deaths in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Rhode Island.Hoffman reportedly had 50 glassine envelopes with heroin. Some of the envelopes were marked with the logo "Ace of Spades." That brand has been found in the past to be heroin cut with fentanyl. At the Tarzana Treatment Center, four recovering heroin addicts helped me to understand what the pull of the drug is. Johnny, who had been in rehab 15 times, said, his first time he tried heroin it was an immediate love. His problems melted away. He told me, "I feel nothing. It's just the best ever. You have no emotions; you don't need love, you don't need food, you don't need water. You have heroin." Darren explained the problem with heroin is it's always a crap shoot when you buy a bag. It might be 100% pure and potent or cut with something that dilutes the potency. Addicts might also mix heroin with other pain killers. Tarzana Treatment Center's clinical director Ken Bachrach said heroin slows the respiratory system; a user may literally forget to breathe. I asked, the four if the well-publicized deaths of Hoffman and the death of Glee star Cory Monteith in July influenced their decision to seek treatment. Jessie thought about it and told me… July? I was strung out then, I wouldn't have heard or been affected by anything.
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SHOPWORN - Creative Chess
SHOPWORN - Grunfeld Defence
SHOPWORN - Rapid Chess Improvement
What do we understand by brilliancy in chess? The author delves back into history to examine how this concept has developed, before presenting a dazzling array of brilliant games from the past few decades - the prize-winners as selected by grandmaster panels for each issue of Yugoslav 'Chess Informator' between 1968 and 1998. Apart from providing hours of pleasure, a study of these masterpieces will also surely help to add sparkle to your own play!
SHOPWORN - Chess Psychology
SHOPWORN - Winning Chess Openings
SHOPWORN - Chess Software User's Guide
SHOPWORN - Catastrophe in the Opening
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SHOPWORN - Discovering Chess Openings
SHOPWORN - Starting Out - Sicilian Sveshnikov
Welcome to a new type of endgame book. A book that includes...
The most common endgames you will ever encounter.
Examinations of material balances you will reach in almost half of your games.
Over 500 pages of grandmaster advice and analysis, assisted by the latest computer software.
SHOPWORN - Practical Endgame Play
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Or perhaps you simply wish to try out something new and inspiring, but cannot decide amongst the embarrassment of choices available?
Look no further for the answer! In Dangerous Weapons: 1 e4 e5, renowned opening experts John Emms, Glenn Flear and Andrew Greet take a revolutionary look at one of the most famous and widely-played chess openings. Instead of travelling down well-trodden and analysed paths, the authors concentrate on fresh or little-explored variations, selecting a wealth of 'dangerous' options for both colours.
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In this book, three renowned opening experts get together to take a revolutionary look at Flank Openings. Instead of travelling down well-trodden and analyzed paths, they concentrate on fresh or little-explored variations, selecting a wealth of 'dangerous' options for both colors.
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In this book, Andrew Greet presents a complete repertoire for Black. He reveals his secrets, offers answers against all of White's possibilities, and highlights the principal tactical and positional plans.
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Hello All, Dev Team,
I would like to narrow in on a particular problem, and to find out if this is something the devteam might be able to work on among other things.
SMS Voicemail Alerts coming from short code phone numbers don't work. Two threads on this problem with the Fido network in Canada:
This fellow thinks it is because the iphone's baseband doesn't interpret short codes properly:
Anyone know if he is right? Anyone working on similar issues?
Please don't use this thread to discuss the issue with respect to Fido... that is what the two first links were for. This is intended to see if there is any knowledge out there about short code handling by the iphone.
Thank you for all your hard work so far.


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Applicants to the LLM program must hold either a baccalaureate law degree from a foreign law faculty, a recognized equivalent law degree or a JD degree from a law school prior to matriculation in the program.
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Al Roker loves food. Always has, always will.
But with the help of gastric-bypass surgery in 2002, the famed Today show weatherman is no longer "round," as he used to call himself. Now it's all about upkeep as he writes in his book, Never Goin' Back: Winning the Weight Loss Battle for Good (New American Library, $26.95). Roker will sign copies at Books and Books Coral Gables at 6:30 p.m. Friday.
He is so disciplined these days he can even attend the South Beach Wine & Food Festival, where he plans to nibble at the Bubble Q and Burger Bash.
"Those portions are small. Three bites and you're out," he says, reasoning that "the first taste of anything you love is spectacular. Then it's all diminishing returns after that."
Who's he kidding? Roker, who at his roundest weighed 320, was a big kid, and teased with the unfortunate nickname "Fat Albert" growing up in Queens, N.Y. After the operation, he lost 100 pounds but has since gained 40 back. Suit size: now a manageable 42.
Instead of throwing down Whoppers and fries, Roker now goes for lean protein and vegetables. In between meals, snacks are more along the lines of turkey jerky, almonds, or chickpeas.
Still, it ain't easy.
"Every day is a battle," the married father of three admits (wife is journalist Deborah Roberts). "If you're an alcoholic or a smoker or you abuse drugs and you go on the wagon or do 12 steps, you should never touch that substance again. You can exist quite nicely without it. If you abuse food you have to live with it and consume it every day — the very thing that is your undoing."
Like most people, Roker loves sweets, so he'll steer clear of any dessert stations.
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Tickets for Copperstate Reperatory Company's holiday and February shows are now on sale. Jeanne's School of Dance Chandler will sell tickets for its holiday program at the door on Monday.
Copperstar Repertory Company: Plaid Tidings - Forever Plaid's Special Holiday Edition
Frankie, Sparky, Jinx and Smudge return to weave the magic of the '50s and '60s into the hearts of everyone. Rosemary Clooney has encouraged the boys to return to Earth this year to make things right. So stuff your stockings with holiday gems such as, "Let It Snow" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas." Plaid Tidings is musical fun with a big plaid Christmas bow on top.
Showtimes: 7:30 p.m., Dec. 12, 13, 14, 18, 19 and 20; 2 p.m., Dec. 14 and 15
Tickets: $20, not including service or convenience fees. Discounts available for military, children under 12, students and seniors. Buy Tickets.
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Jeanne's School of Dance Chandler presents: Holiday Snow 'Ball'
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Events happening at Tempe Center for the Arts this week:
Nov. 29, 5-7 p.m. - Finally Friday: Chloe Tang
Nov. 29, 7:30 p.m. - Tempe Comedy Concert Series: Class Clowns Comedy
Nov. 29, 9:30 p.m. - Tempe Comedy Concert Series: Tim Bateman, Back from the Outback
Nov. 30 3- 10 p.m. - KMLE Country Thunder Launch Fest
Through Dec. 22 - Childsplay: The Velveteen Rabbit
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This is the place to go in Queen Creek!!! – The Gym is by far the best restaurant in Queen Creek! The atmosphere is so cool and different anyone could enjoy this place! With all of its TV's and projector screens and arcade games its hard to get my husband out sometimes! The food is absolutely wonderful, I have eaten here many of times and have never been dissatisfied with anything the honey hot wings and prime rib are probably the best wings and prime rib I have ever had! Not only is the food great but the staff is so friendly and personable, I have never had such great service before. I highly recommend this place to everyone, with its great service, awesome food, and fun entertainment this place is just irresistible!
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Spend Dodgers, spend, please, preferably for old or injured players.
Dodgers' spending spree not over yet
When the Dodgers engineered their blockbuster swap with the Red Sox in late August, their new owners made it clear that money was no object in their attempt to build a winning team. In acquiring Adrian Gonzalez, Carl Crawford, Josh Beckett and Nick Punto, the team took on over $270 million in salary commitments from 2013 through 2018, none of it at a discount. That money was in addition to the $31.5 million in future salary they accepted when they acquired Hanley Ramirez in late July.
Already, the Dodgers' commitments for the coming season are nearing $200 million — a threshold previously breached by only the Yankees — and based upon a number of reports that have emerged since the kickoff of the free agent season, they're prepared to go even higher. Where they differ from the Yankees, who have exceeded a $200 million payroll in each of the past five seasons and in six of the past eight, is the apparent haphazardness of their plans. It's as though general manager Ned Colletti is firing wads of cash out of a t-shirt cannon into a crowd of free agents, unconcerned about where it lands.
That appears to be particularly true when it comes to the team's outfield. Recall that last November, Los Angeles signed Matt Kemp to an eight-year, $160 million extension, a move that made some sense given his age, and looked shrewd in light of the $200 million-plus contracts that Albert Pujols, Prince Fielder and Joey Votto signed over the next six months. In June, the team granted pending free agent Andre Ethier a five-year, $85 million extension that looked sane relative to the seven-year, $126 million Jayson Werth contract but otherwise appeared to be an overpay, particularly given Ethier's struggles against left-handed pitching, which haven't ceased; he hit .222/.276/.330 in a career-high 239 plate appearances against them this year. Later that month, the Dodgers overreacted to the impending rule change restricting international spending — and to years of their own scrimping in that market under former owner Frank McCourt — by signing Yasiel Puig to a seven-year, $42 million deal, the most money ever committed to a Cuban defector, and more money than either Yoenis Cespedes or Jorge Soler received from the A's and Cubs, respectively, a few months earlier.
Then came the blockbuster, which added $102.5 million worth of Crawford's future salary (through 2017) to the payroll, and closed down a potential position shift for any of the four outfielders via the addition of first baseman Gonzalez, himself due $127 million through 2018. But because Crawford is recuperating from late August Tommy John surgery and might not be ready to start the season, the team has reportedly expressed interest in heavily-sought free agent Torii Hunter via a two-year deal, a move that suggests the Dodgers would shop Ethier, who won't be easy to move given his deal. Hunter is coming off a strong season in which he batted .313/.365/.451 with 16 homers for the Angels, but he's 37 years old, and also being pursued by the Yankees, Red Sox, Tigers, Phillies and Mariners, all of whom have more financial flexibility. Exactly how interested the Dodgers are remains unclear; USA Today's Bob Nightengale says L.A. is "aggressively pursuing" Hunter, but the Los Angeles Times' Dylan Hernandez and Mike DiGiovanna say that the team's level of interest is "overstated," in part because Hunter isn't interested in becoming a fourth outfielder at this stage.
Elsewhere, the team is said to be "targeting" Kevin Youkilis — between him and Hunter, the choice of words makes it sound as though Colletti is hunting players for sport, right out of some dark bloodsport fantasy about the überwealthy — to add to their collection of third base options. Already the Dodgers have Ramirez, Juan Uribe ($8 million via the final year of a disastrous three-year, $21 million deal, including his buyout of a 2014 option), Jerry Hairston ($3.75 million in the second year of a two-year, $6 million deal — one of several backloaded pacts Colletti doled out last winter) and Punto ($1.5 million in the second year of a two-year, $3 million deal) under contract, not to mention Luis Cruz, who as a 28-year-old rookie hit a surprisingly solid .297/.322/.431 in 296 plate appearances while bumping Ramirez back to shortstop, where he's inadequate afield. Youkilis is coming off a down year in which he set career lows with a .235/.336/.409 line and missed three weeks with a lower back issue; he has averaged just 115 games over the past three seasons amid back, abdominal and thumb injuries. Colletti may be interested in Youkilis as a backup for Ramirez or Cruz (which of the two they favor at the hot corner is unclear) and Gonzalez, but with teams like the White Sox, Phillies and Indians also interested and more clearly able to offer him a starting job, it's not clear that Dodger dollars can woo him.
Over the weekend, Los Angeles reportedly won the rights to Ryu Hyun-jin, a 25-year-old lefty who has spent the past seven seasons pitching in the Korean Baseball Organization. Their $25.7 million bid is merely a posting fee, the same process via which the Red Sox and Rangers won the rights to Daisuke Matsuzaka in 2006 and Yu Darvish in 2011, respectively. The Dodgers now have 30 days to work out a contract with Ryu, who will presumably command a pricey long-term deal. That he's being represented by Scott Boras is yet another hint that he won't come cheap.
Should L.A. sign Ryu, he'll join a collection of starters that also includes Clayton Kershaw (with whom they're working on an extension beyond the two-year, $19 million deal that ends after the 2013 season), Josh Beckett (due $34 million over the next two seasons), Chad Billingsley (due $28 million over the next two seasons, and trying to rehab his way out of a potential Tommy John surgery that would wipe out his 2013 season), Ted Lilly (due $13.2 million in the final year of his three-year, $33 million deal, and coming off a season-ending shoulder injury), Chris Capuano (due $7 million, including 2014 buyout, in the final year of a two-year, $10 million deal) and Aaron Harang (due $9 million, including 2014 buyout, in the final year of a two-year, $12 million deal). If that's the case, either Harang or Capuano is likely to be dealt, though the Dodgers would have to eat salary to move either.
If anyone needed further evidence that the Dodgers would spend crazy money this winter, they need only look to the three-year, $22.5 million extension to which Colletti signed Brandon League a couple weeks ago, a deal that includes a vesting option worth a possible $7.5 to $9 million based upon games finished in 2014-2015. Never mind that Kenley Jansen saved 25 games last year, or that Javy Guerra saved 21 the year before; with both coming off offseason surgeries (a procedure to correct cardiac arrhythmia for the former, a shoulder cleanup for the latter), the belt-and-suspenders-minded Colletti wants a Proven Closer in the fold to go with his seven highly-paid starters.
Colletti isn't entirely to blame for this spending, all of which is being authorized by the Guggenheim Partners ownership group, which spent a record $2.15 billion to buy the team from McCourt back in April and has shown an eagerness to counter the miserly ways — at least when it comes to payroll — of the former owner. But it's one thing to bet on homegrown talents in their prime such as Kemp and Kershaw, another for a GM with questionable tastes to buy high on damaged goods such as Crawford or make it rain for unknown international commodities. As the Yankees and Red Sox have learned, sooner or later the multitude of long-term deals inhibits roster flexibility and requires increasingly expensive solutions. If history is any guide, such a day is surely coming for the Dodgers.
Dodgers win the payroll derby, meanwhile haven't won the World Series since Reagan was president...
Let the Dodger's continue to spend money and play the Yankees West. Meanwhile the Giants will use our homegrown talent and more shrewd signing decisions (wow did i really just type that?) to continue to win championships.
@akamikedavid shrewd is that code word for PED's? if it is then yeah keep on being "shrewd"


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Kid's Clinic & Derby
Saturday, June 7, 2014
8:30am - 11:00am
Lake Kyle - click for map
Instructional Fishing Clinic
Open to child 6 years and older or entering 1st Grade. Registration for Fishing Clinic for first-time participants must be received in Kyle PARD Office until all 50 spaces are filled.
Sessions led by certified instructors from Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.
Sessions set up into 5 stations -
* Basic Tackle and Fishing Knots - how to tie hooks and lures to line, creating a bobber/sinker/hook rig.
* Fish and Bait - types of fish and bait fish prefer.
* Learn to Cast - proper and safe way to cast your line.
* Fishing Regulations and Safety - knowing the rules and being safe while fishing make this an enjoyable sport.
* Ethics - why you should do the right things and know what the wrong things are as related to fishing.
As each child goes to a station, they will be gathering items for their tackle box. Each child finishes the clinic with a tackle box of needed items.
Each child attending the clinic must be accompanied by an adult.
There is no charge to attend and participate in the clinic. Registration form signed by parent/guardian is required.
Hooked On Fishing Derby
Registration for the Clinic includes registration for the Derby.
Parents fishing with child do not need Texas Freshwater Fishing License for this event.
Catch & Release ONLY
Weight of each fish caught by the child will be weighed "up" to full pound.
Each child will receive a trophy and chance at door prizes.
Use of bait and/or artificial lures are participants choice.
Only one pole per person.
Some bait, hooks, bobbers will be available.
All teams must start at same time (on sound of horn), must fish in Lake Kyle and must finish at same time.
Pre-Registration Required - Limited Space
Child must be age 6 or older at time of clinic or entering 1st grade in the Fall.
Registration Deadline & Event Schedule:
Registration open until spaces full for first time participants.
Event Schedule - Saturday, June 7, 2014
What to bring
Sunscreen, hat, bug spray, close-end shoes or boots, camera, fishing gear as needed drinks & snacks.
Where is Lake Kyle
Park is on Lehman Road about 1/2 mile north of FM-150 E. Click here for map
Lake Kyle is a "Pet-Free" Park.
Please leave all animals at home.
Program subject to change without notice due to availability of instructors and sponsors.
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He saw Gordo, Class 3A's seventh-ranked team and the Panthers' bigger, stronger, faster and deeper first-round playoff opponent.
Smith saw Gordo make big play after big play en route to beating Wellborn 55-8 and advancing to next week's second-round game against No. 3 Handley.
After Smith saw it, he saw Wellborn's off season program.
"We've got to go back this off season and work harder, and we're going to have to get bigger, faster and stronger," said Smith, who just completed his second year as his alma mater's head coach.
"We've really improved a lot from the first year to the second year," he said, "and we've got to build on that from the second to the third and keep building this program up."
Wellborn finished the season 6-5 and made the playoffs for the second year in a row. This after the Panthers won just 10 games over five years, including four 1-9 seasons.
"I'm happy that we accomplished two goals," Smith said. "We had a winning season and went to the playoffs, but our third goal was to win a playoff game.
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Gordo (10-1) raced to a 41-0 lead at halftime, scoring 27 points in the second quarter.
Fullback Greg Howard got the blitz going with touchdown runs of five and three yards in the first quarter. He finished with 104 yards, two touchdowns and seven point-after kicks in eight tries.
The Green Wave's second quarter scoring surge started with Demario Lanier's 63-yard punt return, then Chavis McGee returned a Delrickus Rhoden fumble 70 yards for a score.
Quarterback Cameron Sanders chipped in with touchdown passes of 47 yards to Jodeci Jones and 29 yards to Lanier.
Lanier added a 79-yard kickoff return and Damichael White had a 29-yard touchdown run in the second half.
Wellborn's highlights included a Rhoden interception in the end zone on the game's first possession.
Judd Smith threw a 6-yard pass to Taylor Vera for the Panthers' lone touchdown.
"We didn't want go to out with a shutout," Vera said.
Chantz Goodman added the conversion run to trim Gordo's lead to 48-8 in the fourth quarter.
Gordo outgained Wellborn 301 yards to 173.
The Green Wave got 168 yards on the ground, and Sanders hit on 7 of 11 passes for 133 yards and two scores.
Dalton Carroll led Wellborn with 49 yards on nine rushes, and Dalton Screws had one 34-yard end-around.
"Nobody wants to go out with their season like this," Rhoden said.
"But we came out here and gave it all we had and laid the foundation for the younger guys coming up right behind us."
Rhoden ran up against a defense that had shutout its previous five opponents. The senior had 15 yards on 15 carries in his final high school game, a tough ending to a productive career.
"He's a good football player," Smith said. "Three thousand-yard seasons. You can't say much more than that."
As for Gordo, the Green Wave will play host to Handley next week. Handley advanced with a 49-0 victory over Aliceville.
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Raichu has never been the strongest of attackers, and has consistently been relegated to the lowest tiers with each passing generation. Raichu gains a new toy in BW in the ability Lightningrod, generating a Special Attack boost when Raichu is hit by an Electric-type move. Additionally, Raichu's great Speed and high Special Attack stats are complemented by a diverse movepool, turning it into a decent sweeper. Unfortunately, Raichu is held back by its poor 60 / 55 / 80 defensive stats, which make it difficult to switch in. It is also hampered by its lack of overwhelming power, which means it has trouble breaking walls. Despite its flaws, Raichu is capable of severely denting the opposition with its few unique niches.
With its high Speed and Special Attack, Raichu can make use of its access to Nasty Plot quite well, easily facilitating a sweep. After a Nasty Plot, Raichu reaches 558 Special Attack, which lets it quickly break through opponents. Although Raichu's defensive stats make it difficult to boost comfortably, Encore can lock an opponent into a non-damaging move and give Raichu the free turn it needs to set up. Furthermore, Raichu gains free switch-ins on many other Electric-type Pokemon, such as Electabuzz and Rotom-S, whose STAB options activate Raichu's Lightningrod ability and grant it a free Special Attack boost.
Thunderbolt is Raichu's go-to move, being a naturally powerful move as well as an excellent STAB option. Hidden Power Ice provides the best coverage alongside Thunderbolt, as it grants Raichu awesome BoltBeam coverage, and hits key Pokemon that resist Thunderbolt, including Tangela, Torterra, and Dragonair. If necessary, one can forgo Encore in favor of Grass Knot in order to gain coverage on threats that can still handle the Electric / Ice combination, most notably Regirock, who is one of the heavier Pokemon in the game.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Occasionally, Raichu yearns for the days of the original generation where it could power past the opposition, and this set provides it with a way to do just that! With either a Choice Scarf or a Choice Specs equipped, Raichu gains the ability to either outspeed almost any Pokemon in NU or to zap opponents with brute force, respectively. Thunderbolt and Volt Switch are both excellent STAB options; Thunderbolt being the more powerful of the two and allowing Raichu to sweep through weakened teams, whereas Volt Switch grants Raichu excellent scouting capabilities, maintaining momentum in the process. The crux of the set, however, is Raichu's Lightningrod ability, which pushes Raichu ahead of Electabuzz, whom Raichu would otherwise be inferior to. Lightningrod allows Raichu to counter opposing Volt Switches, absorb opposing paralysis attempts, and check general Electric-type attackers, gaining a Special Attack boost in the process. In order to take advantage of such a boost, Focus Blast and Hidden Power Ice are the coverage moves of choice, being strong neutral options and covering Rock-types, and Dragon- and Grass-types super effectively, respectively.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Although primarily a special attacker, Raichu is capable of using a SubPunch set, which when used alongside other physical moves, such as Volt Tackle or Iron Tail, and can quickly catch opponents off guard. A mixed SubPunch set is also viable, however for any set utilizing Focus Punch it must be noted that the move is illegal alongside Lightningrod, forcing Raichu to use the less useful Static as its ability. Raichu's other offensive options, moves such as Signal Beam, Discharge, and Fake Out, all have their own situational uses but are rarely worth using over one of the main moveslots.
Its support movepool, however, is where Raichu carries most of its alternative moves, albeit ones that are most often illegal alongside Lightningrod. Light Screen can be used to provide Raichu and its teammates with a temporary buffer from special attacks, with Rain Dance similarly boosting its teammates' Water-type moves. Substitute and Agility are options that scout for status moves and boost Raichu's Speed respectively, although Raichu will rarely be strong enough to make use of them. Raichu can also provide HP support in the form of Wish, which, while not particularly large, in Raichu's case is never unwelcome. Tickle and Knock Off are niche options that will frustrate the opponent, the former weakening both their Attack and Defense stats whereas the latter strips them of their held item. Finally, Magnet Rise is useful against Pokemon locked into Ground-type moves, turning Raichu's only weakness into an immunity.
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Regirock handles Raichu quite effectively, its natural bulk allowing it to tank even Focus Blasts without undue hardship; it can then retaliate with a STAB Stone Edge. Similarly, Probopass can take any attack bar Focus Blast from Raichu and can proceed to set up Stealth Rock before whittling Raichu down. Specially defensive Grass-type Pokemon such as Vileplume also handle Raichu well, often being able to outstall its attacks while avoiding the 2HKO from Hidden Power Ice.
Other, more niche Pokemon, such as Lightningrod Seaking and Motor Drive Zebstrika can handle Raichu's attacking combo without difficulty, although these Pokemon should rarely be considered. Of far more concern are any strong physical attacker that can outspeed Raichu, including Pokemon such as Tauros and Swellow, as well as powerful Choice Scarf users that will be able to outspeed and OHKO Raichu with ease. Similarly, strong priority users, such as Skuntank, Gurdurr, and Swellow, can prey on Raichu's weak Defense stat and KO it with priority moves, such as Mach Punch and Sucker Punch.


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Family lured Jerrianne and her husband to South Milwaukee in 2002 from Southern California where she worked as, first, a journalist, then, as a court information officer. She now stays busy with media-relations consulting, playing with her three grandchildren (part of the lure), writing, discovering her new environs, and hoping her garden will produce before the first fall frost.
South Milwaukee Street Department…I Think it's L-O-V-E
(Following is a contribution from a guest blogger. Her identity is undisclosed to preserve her marriage.)
I've had a crush on the South Milwaukee Street Department for some time.
My heart speeds up a bit when I see the street sweepers keeping the streets so spotless those visiting us from other suburbs profess their envy. And be still my heart when the plows make it possible for me to get from point A to point B almost regardless of the weather.
I've often cast coy glances at the wood chipper that reduces mounds of branches to mulch…it's sooo strong! I'm downright thrilled to see the garbage and recycling trucks come around each week.
When I see the "Monday Pick Up on Friday" signs out, I'm torn between disappointment that I won't see them at our regular time and swooning at the consideration of having so many reminders thoughtfully placed on the major thoroughfares.
I've kept my crush secret...until now. After last week, though, I don't think I can continue to harbor my crush in silence. I now feel compelled to openly profess the depth of my feelings.
The chain of events that has so moved me began last winter when a water main broke under the street in front of my neighbor's house. Within hours and through the night street department personnel and equipment worked to fix the break and repair the damage to the street.
With warmer weather, ice that had formed under the street during the main break melted and last week a manhole-sized pit appeared in the repaired asphalt. I called the Street Department and reported it.
Within hours, cones were up so no one would lose a wheel in it, and the next day workers and equipment were back to restore Mother Nature's dismantling of the street.
Looking at the shiny new patch of asphalt, I can't help but think of what a hassle it would have been if no South Milwaukee Street Department had been there to call, and I had to hire a private contractor to fix the hole.
I would have to contact companies to submit bids. I, or someone, would have to be available to meet with company representatives and try to make sense of the work they detailed and their pricing of it. Each company would have to be researched…references checked, the Better Business Bureau contacted, company reviews Googled. There would likely be some lag time while scheduling was worked out.
Then after the work was completed, someone…likely someone like me with no expertise to do so…would have to sign off on the job as satisfactorily completed.
Probably in advance of all this, there would be some discussion about who was responsible…my neighbors, because the hole was in front of their house…me, because that patch of road is the natural route to parking in front of my house…everyone who uses the road?
As I compared the time and financial resources it would take to get that hole repaired on my own with the speed and ease of the Street Department's repair, my crush became deep and abiding affection.
Truth in advertising, I consider paying taxes as a patriotic act and I appreciate the work done with that money on my behalf. When I consider the range of services my taxes provide…a military is maintained, help arrives in the wake of disasters, children are educated, drinkable water is provided, libraries lend books, buses run, fires and crimes are fought, and streets and highways are constructed and maintained, and so much more.
In short, a civil society and an "American way of life" is built and sustained with a relatively modest contribution from me…I'm kinda proud.
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From the Pierce A. Miller Carriage Collection,1903 Oldsmobile Model R Curved Dash Runabout Engine no. 18003
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From the Pierce A. Miller Carriage Collection
1903 Oldsmobile Model R Curved Dash Runabout
Engine no. 18003
4 1/2hp 95ci single-cylinder
Two-speed planetary transmission
Excellent preservation candidate
Single family ownership for three generations
Eligible for the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run
Ransom E. Olds started America on its path to being a nation on wheels with his Curved Dash runabout.
It was the Oldsmobile factory in Lansing that developed the concepts of mass automobile production on continuous assembly lines. Olds fostered the development of specialist suppliers like Leland & Faulconer, Dodge Brothers and others that in turn supported the burgeoning auto industry that would soon make Detroit the center of automobile manufacturing in North America. The many trips and exhibitions staged to promote the Curved Dash helped create the public image of the automobile as a viable, economical alternative to horse-drawn transportation.
The Curved Dash, as this delightfully original and complete 1903 from the Pierce A. Miller Carriage Collection so amply demonstrates, was a lightweight, simple machine that made graduating from horse to gasoline power a manageable step, not a daring leap.
Powered by a horizontally-mounted single-cylinder 4½ hp 95 cubic inch engine with mechanically operated valves the Curved Dash drove through a 2-speed planetary gearbox with single chain drive to the rear axle. Initially offered only with a transmission brake, experience soon taught that a mechanical brake on the rear axle was indispensable in the event the drive chain broke. Many other changes were incorporated in the Curved Dash during its production from introduction in 1901 through 1904.
This 1903 Oldsmobile Model R Curved Dash Runabout from the Pierce A. Miller Carriage Collection is a later 1903 with roller chain drive, bolted differential housing and finned radiator tubes. While the basic Curved Dash was basic indeed, the Miller Collection's has a number of optional features, notably the full top and dos-a-dos rear seat with fold-down footrest, the latter a $25 option. A pair of kerosene sidelights survive with it.
This is an intriguing Oldsmobile in charmingly original condition that could easily be returned to running, driving condition with presentable cosmetics without a major expenditure. Its 1903 dating is secure on the basis of both its identification number and its mechanical features, giving it good prospects for being a rapid, reliable participant in the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run.
This is a desirable example of America's best known and most recognized veteran cars. While the prospect of spending 77 days on it traversing the continent from Los Angeles to New York as Lester Whitman and Eugene Hammond did in 1903 may no longer be attractive, it will make short work of the 54 miles from London's Hyde Park to Madeira Drive in Brighton.
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Is there a way to know how many chemicals and which chemicals are in the Toolbox database, in order to avoid having to realise at the end of a read across stydy, that the chemical is already associated with an information for the specific endpoint I am working on currently skin sensitization potential and therefore does not need a data gap filling ?
Thank you for your help.
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Hi Berengere,
Could you clarify ?
Do you mean experimental results which are in the Toolbox databases or experimental results which exist in databases outside of the Toolbox ?
If it is the former, my advice is to always run all the databases on your chemical of interest before building your categories.
If it is the latter, my advice is to consult eChemPortal on you target chemical before building your categories. [see https://community.oecd.org/thread/11605].
does this help ?
Thank you, it helps a lot.
However I was wondering if there is a possibility to access the 'skin sensitization by ECETEC' or any other database to know what are the types/names of molecules within the database ?
I do apologise for the level of my questions, I am just getting started with the Toolbox.
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Yes you can.
In the module input, instead of entering a single chemical, you can load a database under "Chemicals List"
Then go to the module "Endpoints", select the same database from the list on the left and hit "gather"
You then have the full list of chemicals and their results in the matrix.
You can even export the results into a spreadsheet by using the "export" function.
Let me know if it works.
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Janet Miriam Holland Taylor Caldwell (September 7, 1900 – August 30, 1985) was an Anglo-American novelist and author of popular fiction, also known by the pen names Marcus Holland and Max Reiner, and by her married name of J. Miriam Reback.
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IAU writes to AAS, CASCA and EAS in support of JWST Science
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Following recent announcements concerning the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) the IAU has written to the Presidents of the American Astronomical Society, the Canadian Astronomical Society and the European Astronomical Society to express its support for the science goals of the JWST. The text of the letter is:
"The International Astronomical Union (IAU) Executive Committee is concerned by recent developments possibly affecting the future of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). Whilst it is not for the IAU to comment on matters which are the prerogative of National Members, it wishes to associate itself with the American Astronomical Society, the Canadian Astronomical Society and the European Astronomical Society in strongly supporting the scientific case for the JWST.
It is widely accepted that the Hubble Space Telescope and its discoveries have transformed astronomy and had enormous worldwide impact on the public appreciation of science. The JWST, as the proposed successor to the Hubble, has capabilities surpassing those of the Hubble and will enable astronomers worldwide to address the most pressing questions in modern astrophysics. New technological advances by the JWST will enable fundamental discoveries of planets around other stars and the formation of the first structure in the early universe, topics of enormous public interest. It is seen by the astronomical community as a cornerstone of humanity's exploration of the cosmos for the coming decades, and its importance to science cannot be overstated.
The IAU fully appreciates the current difficult economic times that now confront the world. Nevertheless, the IAU strongly supports the completion of this vitally important international project."
The AAS statement can be found at http://aas.org/node/4483
The CASCA statement can be found at http://www.casca.ca/news_and_events.php (English) and
http://www.casca.ca/nouvelles_et_evenements.php (Français)
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"European astronomers follow with great concern the evolution of the situation of the JWST project, as they are convinced that its cancellation would cause severe damage to the advancement of astronomy worldwide.
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Jul 07 2012 — by Rachel Jacobowski
Our latest blog post showcases our infatuation with color (shocking! I know) and our unapologetic love for sweets. The origin to this post is less inspiring than it is a matter of resourcefulness. I recently, for reasons unknown, grabbed three boxes of raspberries from the local market. I'm honestly not sure how they ended up in my cart and ultimately in my refrigerator, but I quickly realized I should do something creative with them before they got mushy!
Eventually, I stumbled upon a cute little baking blog appropriately titled "Lick the Spoon" and run an Australia-based foodie named Louise. And while I mostly licked my fingers clean of raspberry juice, the blog's adaptation on Raspberry Lemonade Slices most definitely hit the spot.
These little treats are a delicious marriage of tartness and heavenly buttery goodness, for lack of better phrase! For a novice like me, the whole process was easy as pie, and required little more than forty minutes of prep (I'm one to double and triple check my measurements), less than an hour of baking, and about three to four hours of anxious anticipation while it cooled in the refrigeration. In the end, it was well worth the effort and I will most certainly will be revisiting "Lick the Spoon" for future dessert ideas.
Check out the recipe below and don't forget to visit the "Lick the Spoon" blog for other tasty recipes. I think I might have to try my hand at her Individual Strawberry Jelly Cheesecakes next. Hope you enjoyed!
Raspberry Lemonade Slice
9 tbsp butter
1/4 cup sugar
1 cup flour
1 tsp vanilla essence
pinch of salt
2 1/2 cups frozen raspberries, thawed
1 cup sugar
2/3 cup lemon juice (about 3-4 medium lemons)
zest of 3 lemons
3 egg whites
1 egg
2/3 cup flour
pinch of salt, extra
Preheat the oven to 180C. Line and grease a 8x8 inch square baking dish.
To make the crust, cream together butter and sugar until light. Add the flour and mix until combined well. Do not over mix as this can make the base tough. Press the dough evenly into the bottom of the prepared baking dish. Bake for 20-25 minutes or until just golden brown. Remove from oven and cool.
To make the filling, place all thawed raspberries in a fine sieve and press them into a large bowl with the back of a spoon. Discard the caught seeds and skin. Add the sugar, juice, zest, whites, egg, flour and salt and combine, until well incorporated.
Pour the raspberry mixture onto the base and place in the oven. Bake for 30-35 minutes. Cool on the bench before placing in the refrigerator to set completely (about 3-4 hours) Cut and decorate as desired.
NOTES: This slice freezes well and makes a great dessert or afternoon tea to have handy for unexpected guests or dinner parties.


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